Camp Lewis
Private
Camp Lewis is a 116-acre Scouting property along the Lewis River five miles north of Battle Ground, owned by the Cascade Pacific Council of Scouting America. Its summer program consists of about two weeks of Cub Scout day camp; the site is otherwise used mainly for weekend Scout camping. Programming is for registered Scouts rather than open public enrollment.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Lewis directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleBring hand sanitizer! They don't provide anything to clean your hands with here after the restroom. Bring bug spray mosquitoes are terrible during the day and night. Bring an air freshener for the restrooms they smell horrid. Other than those complaints this camp provides a safe place to rest with restrooms close by. Each campsite has its own fire pit area which I think is helpful. You can hear birds singing all throughout the morning up until around 9:00 at night. At night it gets pretty quiet here which is nice.
Great scout camp less than an hour from Portland. Easy place to get cub scouts and scouts BSA on their first camp out or annual retreat.
Beautiful place! I went with my Cub Scouts and it was very beautiful great outdoors area.
It is a nice campground with a beautiful view. it has the kybos have two toilets per side for some reason but it still has a lock so that doesn't really matter. the have a water pump with clean drinkable water. I give this camp three stars because they intend to make it a summer camp which in my opinion would be far too spread out for any age group.
I have loved this camp since I was a young Scout. It is a beautiful place. The Cascade Pacific Council and the Order of the Arrow are doing a lot of work this year to improve its facilities. Volunteer hours and donations are put to good use here for our youth.





